does this fit on a 1-1/4 inch yakima bike carrier reciever
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It would most likely fit in the hole, but might not thread into anything to prevent wobbling. The Swagman hitch has threads on the driver's side of the receiver insert that this pin threads into which prevents the rack from wobbling. The Yakima might or might not have the same thread, or any thread at all.
1545654
Yes, this is designed to be used with a class 1 or 2 hitch with the 1-1/4 Inch Receiver.
436178
I'm not that familiar with RV hitch configurations. If you have a 1 1/4" hitch receiver or an adapter for a 2" to make it 1 1/4", I don't see that there would be a problem.
1731192
Yes it does. It's actually for an 1-1/4 inch receiver and it comes with an adapter to make it fit in an 2 inch one.
1947553
I know you can purchase an adapter that will allow a 2inch hitch to be attached to a 1-1/4" receiver. However, I believethat with a four bike hitch, you need to have a 2 inch receiver type hitch for strength. These hitches are heavy without any bikes.Four bikes just adds another 100 plus pounds to the hitch and all this weight is hanging way out.You could go to the swagman website or to ORS racks direct and ask this them this question to confirm my answer.
1862905
Sounds like the hitch is smaller than 2". Our Allen Sports bike rack with 2" tube fits in our Curt hitch's 2" receiver perfectly.
1468582
I am not sure but it seems like it should. The Yakima site might have a web tool to verify fitment. The hitch fits with 2" or smaller receivers. The real question that I have is if the spare tire might interfere.
2120898
This fits the standard 1 1/2" bars, but has an adapter to also fit the 1 1/4" bars.
781768
It will fit on any three or four inch hitch. Just put on the adapter for the three inch. HOWEVER, the metal is so weak that it won't hold four bikes. After about an hour the rack sagged and I nearly lost it all. Until I can get it welded it sits in my garage.
310379
this is just the standard 2" receiver that the rack will slide into. It is strong and well made. It will hold a lot of weight. I have a 4 bike carrier that I use and it works great. I only have loaded 2 bikes but wouldn't think twice about 4.
1456278
If you have a size 1-1/4 inch receiver than it will slide in and fit. The only other concern that you can check for before purchase is to measure from (approx) the center of the receiver lock pin hole out to (approx.) the rear edge of your back bumper. This carrier rotates up approx. 14-15 inches from the receiver lock pin and I'm uncertain of the bumper clearances of various cars but I have not heard of any whose bumpers lacked clearance.
1045654
Yes. It will fit any 1 1/4" or 2" receiver hitch. (you will have to specify what size you have when you order it)
1769055
Yes, it will and also raise the height of the bike rack. But it will vibrate and wiggle around because the male extention that goes into your reciever is slightly too small. I ran two weld strips down one side and filed them to fit into the reciever with a snug fit.
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The bike rack I received works with 1.25" and 2" hitches. It has an adapter to make it fit the larger 2" receiver. The adapter came installed on the rack. You take the adapter off if you only have 1.25" receiver. I do believe a Class 1 hitch is a 1.25", so if that is correct, you should be fine. Just make sure you have a 1.25" or 2" before you purchase, because if your receiver is not one of those two sizes, it won't work. Hope this helps. Happy riding! P.S. I love this rack. Great value for the dollar and when you screw down the bolt, it keeps everything from swaying and wobbling. Also, make sure you have a 19MM wrench or socket laying around for the anti sway bolt, as you will need it. The bike rack I received works with 1.25" and 2" hitches. It has an adapter to make it fit the larger 2" receiver. The adapter came installed on the rack. You take the adapter off if you only have 1.25" receiver. I do believe a Class 1 hitch is a 1.25", so if that is correct, you should be fine. Just make sure you have a 1.25" or 2" before you purchase, because if your receiver is not one of those two sizes, it won't work. Hope this helps. Happy riding! P.S. I love this rack. Great value for the dollar and when you screw down the bolt, it keeps everything... » Read More The bike rack I received works with 1.25" and 2" hitches. It has an adapter to make it fit the larger 2" receiver. The adapter came installed on the rack. You take the adapter off if you only have 1.25" receiver. I do believe a Class 1 hitch is a 1.25", so if that is correct, you should be fine. Just make sure you have a 1.25" or 2" before you purchase, because if your receiver is not one of those two sizes, it won't work. Hope this helps. Happy riding! P.S. I love this rack. Great value for the dollar and when you screw down the bolt, it keeps everything from swaying and wobbling. Also, make sure you have a 19MM wrench or socket laying around for the anti sway bolt, as you will need it. « Show Less
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This fits a standard 2" receiver, you can add a reducer sleeve but that will extend the rack farther from the vehicle.
103699
The bike rack I received works with 1.25" and 2" hitches. It has an adapter to make it fit the larger 2" receiver. The adapter came installed on the rack. You take the adapter off if you only have 1.25" receiver. I do believe a Class 1 hitch is a 1.25", so if that is correct, you should be fine. Just make sure you have a 1.25" or 2" before you purchase, because if your receiver is not one of those two sizes, it won't work. Hope this helps. Happy riding! P.S. I love this rack. Great value for the dollar and when you screw down the bolt, it keeps everything from swaying and wobbling. Also, make sure you have a 19MM wrench or socket laying around for the anti sway bolt, as you will need it.
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There is an adapter that fits on to the bike rack before you insert it into the receiver hitch. The adapter allows the rack to insert into the 2" hitch and not move around.